Then you deal with the disadvantages—the writer does—and there is a question: “Does the Reichsführer SS know?” The answer:
“The Reichsführer SS knows, is in agreement,” and then a pencil note in Jodl’s handwriting, “The Führer agrees.” Is that in your writing?
JODL: Yes, that is my handwriting, but that refers only to the announcement of the release of the interned Danish soldiers.
MR. ROBERTS: I see.
JODL: Then it is important to note in this document that the commander in Denmark said that he did not intend having the property of the evacuated Jews disturbed. He said:
“...I intend leaving the possessions of the evacuated Jews undisturbed....”
He had the executive power at that time.
MR. ROBERTS: Have you got the next document in the same bundle, 2d of October 1943, to OKW Operations Staff, from Denmark? I quote:
“Jewish action carried out in the night of the 1-2 October by the German Police without incidents.”
And then the last document, dated 3 October 1943, to the OKW Operations Staff: